No, it hasn't really. I like JS, but I think the attitude that it's a requirement now really needs to go away. I'm hoping it will when the current generation of

No, it hasn't really. I like JS, but I think the attitude that it's a requirement now really needs to go away. I'm hoping it will when the current generation of more junior FE devs start to grow up and realise their work is about the users and their clients, not about what they want to do. The article shows quite nicely that it's completely possible to create great websites without the requirement for JS to work well. Make it an enhancement and your users will love you for it. Make your users love you, and your employer/client will love you as well.